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Thread: A grammar question
- 17-Nov-2005, 14:05 #1
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A grammar question Dear ELF,
may I use "there're..." as a short form of "there are"? Is ""there're..." a slang
form? Does it exist?
Please answer me as soon as possible.
Many thanks! Yours Umberto Zecchin
- 18-Nov-2005, 02:29 #2
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Teacher Re: A grammar question We say it, so writing it is a possibility, but not used much. You could write it to show pronunciation.
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